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Update 1730 today

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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Update 1730 today

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Well, f**k all progress made then. Pull your finger out CWU, get some strike dates announced, then we might see some progress :cuppa
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Re: Update 1730 today

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chickenwittle wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:40
Poole70 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:37
Read the appendix to the joint statement , that's where all the detail is.

This is the important one when it comes to the crazy revision ideas they've been forcing through...

10. Revision outcomes, including those already deployed, must achieve USO
compliance, office clearance and the maintenance of all quality-of-service targets.
Indeed , which is a big ask as our revision is failing daily , so I’m interested to see how this pans out.
And all in such a small time scale, just over a week!
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Re: Update 1730 today

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rambo1 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 19:36
chickenwittle wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:40
Poole70 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:37
Read the appendix to the joint statement , that's where all the detail is.

This is the important one when it comes to the crazy revision ideas they've been forcing through...

10. Revision outcomes, including those already deployed, must achieve USO
compliance, office clearance and the maintenance of all quality-of-service targets.
Indeed , which is a big ask as our revision is failing daily , so I’m interested to see how this pans out.
And all in such a small time scale, just over a week!
My guess is the nucleus of a deal is already done , they’ve been talking for months, not like they are starting from scratch.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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Poole70 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:37
Read the appendix to the joint statement , that's where all the detail is.

This is the important one when it comes to the crazy revision ideas they've been forcing through...

10. Revision outcomes, including those already deployed, must achieve USO
compliance, office clearance and the maintenance of all quality-of-service targets.
And if they don't what's the punishment for RM?

Fines? Up in front of Parliament? The board would just set the simple one up as a sacrificial lamb (because
surely his credibility is screwed anyway after his cumulative performances in front of the parliamentary committee)
and he'll be out on his ear. Meanwhile people have been kicked off duties, quit or are working unmanageable duties
and are mentally and physically f**ked.

Are they going to revise the EA's in 12 days with CWU involvement? Don't think it can be done, there's that much s**t that
has already happened or is planned that a lot of revisions will just be ok'd through under the guise of 'we understand
the business has got to change'.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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chickenwittle wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 19:42
rambo1 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 19:36
chickenwittle wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:40
Poole70 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:37
Read the appendix to the joint statement , that's where all the detail is.

This is the important one when it comes to the crazy revision ideas they've been forcing through...

10. Revision outcomes, including those already deployed, must achieve USO
compliance, office clearance and the maintenance of all quality-of-service targets.
Indeed , which is a big ask as our revision is failing daily , so I’m interested to see how this pans out.
And all in such a small time scale, just over a week!
My guess is the nucleus of a deal is already done , they’ve been talking for months, not like they are starting from scratch.
Thing is they did not want to talk now they are and it is the speed of change and also the cost of living that goes into that, This may take more than ten days talking it may be more and I for one would welcome a better deal than a rushed deal!
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Re: Update 1730 today

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yellowbelly wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 19:52
Poole70 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:37
Read the appendix to the joint statement , that's where all the detail is.

This is the important one when it comes to the crazy revision ideas they've been forcing through...

10. Revision outcomes, including those already deployed, must achieve USO
compliance, office clearance and the maintenance of all quality-of-service targets.
And if they don't what's the punishment for RM?

Fines? Up in front of Parliament? The board would just set the simple one up as a sacrificial lamb (because
surely his credibility is screwed anyway after his cumulative performances in front of the parliamentary committee)
and he'll be out on his ear. Meanwhile people have been kicked off duties, quit or are working unmanageable duties
and are mentally and physically f**ked.

Are they going to revise the EA's in 12 days with CWU involvement? Don't think it can be done, there's that much s**t that
has already happened or is planned that a lot of revisions will just be ok'd through under the guise of 'we understand
the business has got to change'.
There is still a live ballot.I honestly do think RM are doing all they can to avoid it been acted on.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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Poole70 wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 18:37
Read the appendix to the joint statement , that's where all the detail is.

Correct.

These revisions are designed to align hours to workload and improve
productivity,

If the revision is failing it might be because the improvements in productivity have not been forthcoming.
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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I think the drubbing the three stooges got at the parliamentary committee has had a great deal to do with progress being made. Think the major shareholders have had their eyes opened and told Simon to get his act together or bugger off.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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Reading between the lines about the negotiations I think the pay deal has all but been rubber stamped. Ward said that they both agree the company is in now in a perilous financial position. If that’s the case the previous pay offer won’t be upped. Reckon it will now be a 2 year deal now it’s nearly April again. I don’t think it will be backdated either.There might be a bit more leeway in the start times hopefully not being so late.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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roman wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 20:24
Reading between the lines about the negotiations I think the pay deal has all but been rubber stamped. Ward said that they both agree the company is in now in a perilous financial position. If that’s the case the previous pay offer won’t be upped. Reckon it will now be a 2 year deal now it’s nearly April again. I don’t think it will be backdated either.There might be a bit more leeway in the start times hopefully not being so late.
Well it is all up to conjecture a pay rise of 9% would end the pay dispute and will we accept unfettered change in OUR workplace?
Well you cannot always get what you demand!
Well dispute resolution.
Well it's HALFWAY.
As too they the management have pursued some on here and the workplace is wrong and some may be looking at other options in the coming future of their careers.
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Re: Update 1730 today

Post by ANDREW CROCOMBE »

Revision : 3 rounds now instead of 2. Frames totally wrecked, when they didn't need to. Walksorting : the overheads are wrong (again) so the few sorters we have, are up against it. Failures every day - that will be because we are not working fast enough (again) The lack of staff means that 100% clearance will never happen, RM will pursue being parcels and to scrap the USO, they won't stop. Just think £700 million profit wasn't enough, says it all.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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ANDREW CROCOMBE wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 21:04
Revision : 3 rounds now instead of 2. Frames totally wrecked, when they didn't need to. Walksorting : the overheads are wrong (again) so the few sorters we have, are up against it. Failures every day - that will be because we are not working fast enough (again) The lack of staff means that 100% clearance will never happen, RM will pursue being parcels and to scrap the USO, they won't stop. Just think £700 million profit wasn't enough, says it all.
£700 million is not enough if you donate/give away £567 million and your bonus depends on it shareholder value so who's your daddy?
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Re: Update 1730 today

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roman wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 20:24
Reading between the lines about the negotiations I think the pay deal has all but been rubber stamped. Ward said that they both agree the company is in now in a perilous financial position. If that’s the case the previous pay offer won’t be upped. Reckon it will now be a 2 year deal now it’s nearly April again. I don’t think it will be backdated either.There might be a bit more leeway in the start times hopefully not being so late.
Sounded like the Union want 9% backdated to April. I think this is what we'll get.
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Re: Update 1730 today

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Wasn’t that rejected by the union 9% over 18 months with strings ?
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Re: Update 1730 today

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roman wrote:
02 Mar 2023, 22:12
Wasn’t that rejected by the union 9% over 18 months with strings ?
RM say it's 9% but is the 2% plus 1.5% plus a one off payment of £500 and that is pro rata no back pay! as to the newer offer it was a one off payment ie not relevant to inflation or any measure.